“We will keep PTI leaders not innocent workers in jails,” says Rana Sanaullah
The Interior Minister while addressing the party’s convention in Rawalindi has blamed the PTI for economic crisis in the country, saying that President Alvi did not sign the bill just to delay the IMF’s deal with the government.


Rawalpindi: PML-N leader and Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Sunday categorically said that they would keep the PTI leaders in the jail instead of the ‘innocent workers’ soon to foil the plan of what he said ‘Imrani tola’ [Imran’s party’.
“We will not keep the innocent people in the jail whom you have misled. We will keep in the jail all those PTI leaders who are creating problem,” said Rana Sanaullah while addressing the party workers in Rawalpindi.
روالپنڈی: مسلم لیگ ن پنجاب کے صدر رانا ثناءاللہ تنظیمی کنونشن سے خطاب کر رہے ہیں https://t.co/6sPJ6gRPmE
— PML(N) (@pmln_org) February 19, 2023
Rana Sanaullah also came down hard upon President Arif Aliv, saying that his appearance was so pathetic that it always looked that he was going to beg.
“Whenever you see that person [President Alvi] you will feel as if he is going to beg you,” said Rana Sanaullah.
He said that President Alvi did not sign the bill in a bid to delay the IMF deal with the government. He blamed the PTI for the economic crisis in the country.
Rana Sanaullah said that elections if held in Punjab and KPK and then in the centre it would be problematic.
“There will be elections the whole year which is not in the national interest,” said the interior minister while talking about the elections.

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